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    this , " as quite a simple concession , " though , it was opposed to law , reason , poliry , and religion ; and the Ottoman Porte in ; vain endeavoured to remove their prejudices . They persisted ; sent fleets to the mediterranean , which

    prevented the operations of the Turkish and Egyptian squadrons , arid , while the latter were tranquilly waiting for orders , entered the port of Navarino , and all three began to fire at once upon the Ot toman fleet ; the catastrophe which followed was known to all .

    The three Powers having thus declared war , the Porte had a right to retaliate , and pursue a very different course than that which it had followed . In order to gain time , however , " at least till summer , " the Ottoman Government thought it necessary to temporize , and , consequently , " every possible show of moderation was used in the conferences and

    conversations which took place . Trusting that the armistice would he observed until an answer should be received , the Porte earnestly entreated the Ambassadors to transmit its friendly declarations and explanations to their respective

    courts . " Deaf to the voice of justice , " however , " those Infidels" only became more rigid in their demands with respect to Greece , and announced their determination to depart if they were not conceded . Affairs having come to this point , if the Porte were now to give way , the

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    Discourses translated from Nicole s Essays . By John Locke . 5 # , A Letter to Sir Thomas D . Acland * JBart ., M . P ., on the Repeal of the Sacra .-mental Test * and the imposition of any . new Oath or Declaration . U . 6 d . The Difficulties of the Infidel more formidable than those of the Christian : a Sermon , preached at Trevor Chapel Brompton . By Thomas Wood , A . B . 2 s .

    The Gospel iof St > Luke , with English Notes , for the Use of Students . By the Key . , J . R , Major * A . M . 8 vo . 12 * , Farewell to Tfime ; or Last Views of J / ife , < and Prospects of I in mortality . By the Author of " The Morning and Evening Sacrifice . V I 2 mo . The Burial and Resurrection of Jesus .

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    contagion of rebellion would spread , and the Greeks , in a year or two , would triumph over , and impose laws " upon the generous Mussulman nation . " The Porte expresses its horror of such a dreadful consummation ; and speaks of the irreligion , impolicy , and cowardice of submitting to it , when " numerous provinces of Europe and Asia are filled with aft iuimense Mussulman population . "

    The Miusulmen are then reminded of the conquests of their ancestors over the Infidels , and assured that , if , like them , Ihey be united , they will , under the auspices of the Most High and their holy legislator , " gain the most brilliant victories . " If the three Powers , seeiug

    the determined attitude assumed by Turkey , should persist in their vain demands relative to the Greeks , then , notwithstanding the tradition which says that " all the Infidels compose one nation , " the Mussulmen ought to commit themselves to the protection of God and his propnet , and form but one single bodv .

    The object of the Infidels is described to be the destruction of Islainism , and the war a religious and national one ; and the manifesto concludes by calling upon the faithful to make every effort , and submit to every sacrifice , for the preservation of their religion and their country , as the only means of securing their salvation in this world and the next .

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    From the German of John David Michaelis * By a Layman . 12 ino . 6 s . 6 d . boards . Church Patronage ; a Letter to the Right Hon . Robert Peel , M . P ., &c . By a Son o ( the Church . 8 vo . 2 s . 6 d . sewed * Hints , designed to promote a Profitable Attendance on an Evangelical Ministry . By the Rev . William Davis . 18 mo . 2 s . 6 d . boards .

    An Estimate of the Human Mind $ being a Philosophical Inquiry into the legitimate Application and Extent of its leading Faculties , as connected with the Principles and Obligations of the Christian Religion . By the Rev . J . Dalies , of Queen ' s College , Cambridge , 2 Vote . 8 vo . 18 * . boards .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1828, page 285, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2559/page/69/